Introduction to the Ethereum framework, and its cryptocurrency Ether, for beginners. Ethereum substantially differs from Bitcoin due to its much broader use case, being essentially a platform to execute smart contracts.

There were some initial hiccups – as should always have been expected on a Day One launch of a new peer-to-peer network with this much interest – but all issues were resolved in the early hours, and the system is now working as designed.

The bitcoin price has surpassed $7,500 today, on November 16, achieving $7,558 at its peak, as the market continues to demonstrate optimism around the rapid rate of adoption by leading financial platforms.

Novice traders in the crypto space suffer from illusions that can, at times, hurt our Ripple price prediction. For example, many of them believe that every “altcoin” is made in the image of Bitcoin, and therefore is affected by the same news as Bitcoin.

One of the earliest references to hyperbitcoinization (H-theory) derives from the Satoshi Nakamoto Institute. It describes a world waiting for bitcoin in the borderless, peer-to-peer sense. Especially true for emerging economies prone to inflation, hyperbitcoinization is an adoption theory with radical implications. Until recently, it was only a theory.